The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences last week revealed the documentary features that were shortlisted for the 98th ...

This documentary dives into the journey of Hmong refugees in America 50 years after the fall of Vietnam. Interviews and ...

More than ever, the documentary has become an essential form of communication, grounding us in a moment while providing ...

From Song Sung Blue to A Private Life, these six films and events light up Hudson Valley indie theaters in January with music ...

Thomas Jefferson’s proclamation of “self-evident truths” in the Declaration of Independence was a turning point in world ...

Memoirs from Liza Minnelli and Lena Dunham, essays by David Sedaris and Alan Bennett’s diaries are among the highlights of the year ahead ...

The recently opened HistoryMiami exhibit, “Belonging in Transit,” highlights the Redland Market Village in Homestead as a ...

Football in the U.K. may seem like a straightforward game, but the culture surrounding matches can be difficult to navigate ...

Every year teaches us something about absence. Not just in the names that disappear from headlines, bylines, or album sleeves ...

A new documentary traces the boozy, much-hated NYC tradition back to its roots in a joyous ‘90s art scene. We dragged the ...

The Citizens Commission on Human Rights International (CCHR) is raising alarms over the widespread, little-known fact that ...

Ann Lee was the founder of the 18th-century religious sect known as the Shakers. The Testament of Ann Lee depicts her true ...